A Thanksgiving Quilt You must be a member to print this page. FREE 7-day trial! Use your crayons and felt markers to design a creative Thanksgiving quilt. Second Grade Teacher's Month-by-Month Activities Program Elizabeth Crosby Stull More than 400 activities and 100 reproducible activity sheets that focus on Reading/Language Arts, Mathematics, Social Studies, and Science. © 2000-2006 Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Name ____________________________________________________________Date__________ URL used: http://www.ipl.org/youth/stateknow/skhome.html http://www.50states.com/ Internet Assignment State Emblems and Symbols Select a State to Research (color in the state you choose) ___________________________________________ State Fill in as many facts about your state as you can. 1. Bird 2. Flower 3. Motto 4. Song 5. Tree 6. Origin of Name 7. Nickname 8. Historical Spots 9. Places of Interest 10. Other State Emblems and Symbols www.activitiesforkids.com

Name ____________________________________________________________Date__________ URL used: http://www.ipl.org/youth/stateknow/skhome.html Internet Activity Match Capitals to their States Alabama_________________________Montana_________________________ Alaska_________________________Nebraska_________________________ Arizona_________________________Nevada_________________________ Arkansas_________________________New Hampshire_________________________ California___________________ ...

Java-capable browser is required to see the message. Search this site: Search Freedom Documents Notable Women Maps Movies QuizGame Music Firsts Bookmarks Milestone Events Pages From The Past Famous Obits Lives of Famous Americans Portraits Here's your chance to test your knowledge of early American history by solving Archiving Early America's crossword puzzle. Please note that you can use two different methods to solve this crossword. The fir ...

Bill of Rights Word Find Find the following words in the word find puzzle. Words can be vertical, horizontal, diagonal, forward or backward. Circle each word as you find it. Congress amendments Constitution Magna Carta jury liberties peace freedom process ratified religion rights trial unreasonable R Z A R I G H T S Y R U J A R M D E U D V O R C F R T P ...

Communities There are different types of communities. The people in your family make up your family community. The people in your neighborhood make up your neighborhood community. Everyone in your city forms your local community. In a community, people must learn to work and live together. Answer each question with a T for true or an F for false. 1. Your neighborhood community is made up of people from another state. _____ 2. Your local community is made up of people in your city or town. __ ...

North Carolina Coloring Book North Carolina Puzzles All of these puzzles will open right in your web browser, then you can print them out and work on them! If you get stuck while working on any of them, remember that the answers can all be found somewhere on the Kids Page! State Symbols Word Find State Motto Cryptogram Virtual Field Trips Want to learn more about a place but can't travel there? Check out these "virtual field trips"-just click and you're there! National Geograp ...

These coloring pages were designed to be printed on your printer. Just go to the page you wish, click your printer icon and the page and coloring instructions will print out on your printer. TIMUCUA INDIAN COLORING PAGES Project #1 "Chief Saturiwa was the chief north and east of the St. Johns River" Chief Saturiwa (Sa-chur-ee-wa) Color his hair black or very dark brown. Color his skin copper or blended brown and orange. Color his deer-skin matchcoat (cape) brown. Color his ear decora ...

A Lot To See and Do! What was it like to be a kid in the 1800s? Join us for a day and find out. From the one-room school house to the games they played, you'll be able to be a 19th century kid at Lincoln's New Salem. Teachers and Students Planning a class trip to Lincoln's New Salem? Enhance your visit with our online classroom materials. These worksheets are designed to help students get the most from their visit and assist teachers in bringing the New Salem experience into the ...

How to interpret an oral history Interview with: Interviewed by: Topic: Date of Interview: Place of Interview: Collection of:: WARM-UP Briefly interview another classmate about the most important event he/she has witnessed. Take notes on your interview: What problems and challenges did you have getting information from your partner? 1. Read the primary source interview. Briefly summarize the content of the interview. 2. What was the best question the interviewer asked? Why was it the best? 3. What was the worst question the interviewer asked? Why was it the worst? Created by the Maryland Historical Society NEXT

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